For those who blame Trump for antivax
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wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 03:08 last edited by
Yep, and Trump wasn't the only one on that train 10 or 20 years ago. You only know what you know when you know it.
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@89th my bad, I should have been more specific.
During what years was Trump against the COVID vaccine?
wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 03:15 last edited by@george-k said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@89th my bad, I should have been more specific.
During what years was Trump against the COVID vaccine?
In June of this year he said we're lucky to have the vaccine but vaccines for young people needs to stop. In May last year he said it would be helpful to have the vaccine, but that the coronavirus will probably just go away on its own. He also was the only ex-president not to appear in a pro-vaccine public service message. Just recently (in Sept?) he told his supporters he probably won't get the booster shot. As seen in the first post of this thread, he did end up getting it.
As with most topics, Trump tries to have it both ways... he is for vaccines, but also they can cause autism. He is for the covid vaccine, but it may not be necessary. He thinks it's good to get it, but people should be free to choose not to (I agree with that btw). He probably wont get it, but then he ends up getting it. So as I said initially... he gets partial credit for planting the seed of doubt among many who are currently anti-vax.
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@george-k said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@89th my bad, I should have been more specific.
During what years was Trump against the COVID vaccine?
In June of this year he said we're lucky to have the vaccine but vaccines for young people needs to stop. In May last year he said it would be helpful to have the vaccine, but that the coronavirus will probably just go away on its own. He also was the only ex-president not to appear in a pro-vaccine public service message. Just recently (in Sept?) he told his supporters he probably won't get the booster shot. As seen in the first post of this thread, he did end up getting it.
As with most topics, Trump tries to have it both ways... he is for vaccines, but also they can cause autism. He is for the covid vaccine, but it may not be necessary. He thinks it's good to get it, but people should be free to choose not to (I agree with that btw). He probably wont get it, but then he ends up getting it. So as I said initially... he gets partial credit for planting the seed of doubt among many who are currently anti-vax.
wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 03:20 last edited by Jolly@89th said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@george-k said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@89th my bad, I should have been more specific.
During what years was Trump against the COVID vaccine?
In June of this year he said we're lucky to have the vaccine but vaccines for young people needs to stop. In May last year he said it would be helpful to have the vaccine, but that the coronavirus will probably just go away on its own. He also was the only ex-president not to appear in a pro-vaccine public service message. Just recently (in Sept?) he told his supporters he probably won't get the booster shot. As seen in the first post of this thread, he did end up getting it.
As with most topics, Trump tries to have it both ways... he is for vaccines, but also they can cause autism. He is for the covid vaccine, but it may not be necessary. He thinks it's good to get it, but people should be free to choose not to (I agree with that btw). He probably wont get it, but then he ends up getting it. So as I said initially... he gets partial credit for planting the seed of doubt among many who are currently anti-vax.
Give the quote and context for stopping vaccines for young oeople.
In the case of COVID going away, that's the general path of many pandemics.
OMG, he didn't appear in a vaccine commercial? Quelle horreur!
Son, you're trying to fling enough mud, so some of it sticks. It is starting to look desperate...
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@89th said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@george-k said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@89th my bad, I should have been more specific.
During what years was Trump against the COVID vaccine?
In June of this year he said we're lucky to have the vaccine but vaccines for young people needs to stop. In May last year he said it would be helpful to have the vaccine, but that the coronavirus will probably just go away on its own. He also was the only ex-president not to appear in a pro-vaccine public service message. Just recently (in Sept?) he told his supporters he probably won't get the booster shot. As seen in the first post of this thread, he did end up getting it.
As with most topics, Trump tries to have it both ways... he is for vaccines, but also they can cause autism. He is for the covid vaccine, but it may not be necessary. He thinks it's good to get it, but people should be free to choose not to (I agree with that btw). He probably wont get it, but then he ends up getting it. So as I said initially... he gets partial credit for planting the seed of doubt among many who are currently anti-vax.
Give the quote and context for stopping vaccines for young oeople.
In the case of COVID going away, that's the general path of many pandemics.
OMG, he didn't appear in a vaccine commercial? Quelle horreur!
Son, you're trying to fling enough mud, so some of it sticks. It is starting to look desperate...
wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 03:50 last edited by@jolly All I said is he planted seeds of doubt (an opinion), he has made anti-vax statements (accurate), and when asked about COVID vax I replied with the comments that have planted the seeds of doubt among some (accurate). No mud here, just an opinion that references facts for context.
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wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 04:16 last edited by
Trump's a complete pillock. We all know that.
Well, I know that. Some of you seem to have doubts.
I'd make more jokes about American voters if it wasn't for the total fucking prat the Brits have elected in their wisdom.
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@jolly All I said is he planted seeds of doubt (an opinion), he has made anti-vax statements (accurate), and when asked about COVID vax I replied with the comments that have planted the seeds of doubt among some (accurate). No mud here, just an opinion that references facts for context.
wrote on 21 Dec 2021, 05:25 last edited by@89th said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@jolly All I said is he planted seeds of doubt (an opinion), he has made anti-vax statements (accurate), and when asked about COVID vax I replied with the comments that have planted the seeds of doubt among some (accurate). No mud here, just an opinion that references facts for context.
Of course. Autism and COVID deaths are the same thing. How silly of me to think otherwise...
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wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 15:16 last edited by
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wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 16:47 last edited by
Candace really tried there. She had to take her L on that topic and move on.
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wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 17:33 last edited by
@axtremus said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Did you catch where he said that the Spanish flu ended the First World War?
That's an "unconventional" assessment of what happened.
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Trump's a complete pillock. We all know that.
Well, I know that. Some of you seem to have doubts.
I'd make more jokes about American voters if it wasn't for the total fucking prat the Brits have elected in their wisdom.
wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 17:57 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Trump's a complete pillock.
Why don't British swearwords like "wanker", "bugger", "twat", and "pillock" offend Americans?
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@doctor-phibes said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Trump's a complete pillock.
Why don't British swearwords like "wanker", "bugger", "twat", and "pillock" offend Americans?
wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 18:05 last edited by@copper said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
@doctor-phibes said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Trump's a complete pillock.
Why don't British swearwords like "wanker", "bugger", "twat", and "pillock" offend Americans?
Pillock isn't a swear word.
That guy's a cockwomble.
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wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 21:04 last edited by
@axtremus said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Saw that this morning, I was overall glad to see how he handled it. A consistent message from him about the importance of the vaccine is pretty much the only thing that can make a dent in the anti-vax cohort out there. Plus he sees the vaccine as "his" victory so it doesn't surprise me he's now going on a full concert tour about it now. Still, good for him... and Candace came off pretty dumb and incorrect in that video.
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wrote on 24 Dec 2021, 21:31 last edited by
Mr. Trump came up with 3 vaccines in less than 9 months.
Win.
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Yep, and Trump wasn't the only one on that train 10 or 20 years ago. You only know what you know when you know it.
wrote on 26 Dec 2021, 17:01 last edited by@jolly said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Yep, and Trump wasn't the only one on that train 10 or 20 years ago. You only know what you know when you know it.
Exactly!!! I think we (collective we) need to remember this before we start denouncing changes to COVID protocols!
Science is always evolving based on an increase in knowledge.
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wrote on 26 Dec 2021, 17:05 last edited by
@copper said in For those who blame Trump for antivax:
Mr. Trump came up with 3 vaccines in less than 9 months.
Win.
Putting on my Ax hat. LOL President Trump did not come up with the three vaccines.
Research into vaccines for the corona type viruses has been going on for more than a decade. I have a friend who is a post-doc at USC in California and they have lab there that has been working on this for more than 10 years.
What President Trump did (and should rightly deserve credit for it) was to remove "roadblocks" that delay the research and bringing a product such as this to market.
Without his stepping in, I still think we would have had vaccines, but they would have been a while in the future.